Plans for every family
See our standard packages below. StoryTree also offers custom packages for families that want to create two or more videos. Contact us at hello@storytree.us for details.
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Frequently asked questions
StoryTree is a cinematic, personal documentary of a parent or grandparent telling their life story. The finished product is skillfully edited and easily shareable - an instant heirloom for future generations.
We take the work off your hands by doing all the tedious video editing and post-production. We will edit and cut all the raw footage (usually down by about half), enhance home photos and videos, incorporate your family's favorite sound tracks and piece everything together into a cinematic documentary.
While the listed price is for one person, call/text/chat with us - we offer discounts on StoryTree for couples.
Typical post-production time is 6-8 weeks.
StoryTree hosts the final documentary on a shareable, downloadable site for you to easily watch and share with your loved ones. We'll also include links to all professionally-enhanced photos and videos for you to download.
All you need is a smartphone! We can loan you a filming kit, including a microphone, lighting set up and recording tripod if you don't have one. We highly recommend you use recording hardware as it will significantly improve the quality of the end product. Just select the filming kit add-on if you need to borrow our high-quality equipment!
Yes. Once you sign up, we will send the *complete interview guide* to help you prepare for your interview.
Not at all! That's what we're here for - we can cut and edit out pauses, ummm's, ahhhh's or repeat anecdotes. This is also why we encourage users to record their elder's memories sooner than later.
Something comfortable - you want them to feel at ease. Typically, the frame is from their waist up and they are sitting down, so any kind of shoes will go.
You can tell us any parts of the raw footage you don't want to be included in the final product. Some families make space for "skeletons in the closet", but other's prefer to keep them there. Don't forget, you'll have the chance to review the draft documentary before we finalize everything, so you can decide whether or not these sections make the final cut.
You can choose any location for your interview - it could be a special setting or simply their living room! However, we do recommend finding a quiet, private place where they will feel comfortable talking about personal stories.
